Dreamasar

Trained by Ed Walker out of Upper Lambourn in Berkshire, Dreamasar is part of a yard that has been in outstanding form — 80 winners this season alone. Walker is a trainer who thinks carefully about how a horse develops, and with Dreamasar he has clearly been patient. She started racing relatively late and has been placed in all five of her outings, meaning she has never finished worse than fourth. Her recent form reads 1-1-4-1-3 from her last five races, and the pattern is striking: wins sandwiched around just two slips below the top two. That is the kind of consistency that makes a horse interesting to follow.

Her most recent win came at Haydock Park just this week, on 23 May 2026, and she has now won her last two races on the bounce. Her first career win came at Lingfield Park back in September 2025, so in the space of roughly eight months she has gone from a first-time winner to a horse ticking along with real momentum. Walker has spoken about his ambitions for her — she comes from a family he knows well, being a half-sister to Dreamloper, and he believes she has the ability to move up through the ranks before potentially chasing black-type races, which are essentially the prestige races that define a horse's status in the sport. He also thinks she will stay over a mile and a quarter, meaning there may be more fuel in the tank as she steps up in distance.

At just four years old and with only five races under her belt, Dreamasar is what trainers call a lightly raced horse — and that is a good thing. She has not been overworked, she is still learning, and the wins keep coming. Whatever comes next, she is well worth keeping an eye on.